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Message from the Superintendent 

Dear Teachers and Instructional Staff,

On April 25, 2023, Newark voters overwhelmingly approved next year’s school budget. We are extremely appreciative of Newark residents’ support of our vision to build a new educational ecosystem that provides a world-class education for every child in Newark.

The fact is that Newark residents have been paying well over $130 million in taxes each year for over a decade. While this year Governor Murphy gave Newark the largest allocation of state aid in history, and we are extremely appreciative of

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Message from the Superintendent 

Dear Teachers and Instructional Staff,

I cannot begin to tell or describe the significance of the role you play in the daily lives of our students. While I didn’t need a global pandemic to prove to anyone your commitment to our students, the lingering effects of that time period continue to reveal themselves and are yet truly unknown. You are survivors. And, look at what you do. You are still giving us your all. You are our star polishers and you are making our stars shine.

As Superintendent, I understand the depth of the importance

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In This Issue:

1) Thinking outside of the box

2) Reframing the Framework

3) NTU Member of the Week

4) NTU Membership Meeting

5) NTU Scholarship Dinner

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Click here for this week's NTU Update


In This Issue:

1) Thinking outside of the box

2) Reframing the Framework

3) NTU Member of the Week

4) NTU Membership Meeting

5) NTU Scholarship Dinner

AND MORE!


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The Corporate Charter Schools are pushing hard to expand and build more schools, which will siphon critical funds needed for PUBLIC SCHOOLS.  Current law specifically prohibits taxpayer money from being used by charter schools for facilities, and the charter school industrial complex is pushing through a law to try and change that.  

If charter schools continue to expand, that will mean less money for the Newark Board of Education, which could ultimately have a negative impact on our upcoming contract negotiations. 

We ask that you take less than a minute of your time to click this link and say

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In This Issue:

1) The Show Must Go on!

2) Membership Meeting Countdown

3) Meet our new NTU Reps

4) Member of the Week

5) In Defense of Public eductaion

6) Social worker Month

7) More Teaching/Less Testing

AND MORE!



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